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This mix of canna lilies is perfect for container plantings as well as short borders. Dwarf canna lilies typically grow 24-30" tall as opposed to tall canna that can grow 60"+. Canna lilies do best when planted in full sun (8+ hours a day). Once the rhizomes have sprouted and you have leaves, be sure to provide plenty of water for your canna lilies. Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

This mix of tall canna lilies is great for garden borders, mass plantings, and anywhere else you need a splash of tall, tropical vertical accent. This mix of tall canna can grow 60"+ when planted in the right conditions. Canna lilies do best when planted in full sun (8+ hours a day). Once the rhizomes have sprouted and you have leaves, be sure to provide plenty of water for your canna lilies. Click here for advice on caring for your cannas, courtesy of our Bulb Blog! ...

The star of your summer garden has arrived. Star Mix Cactus Dahlias are a bright and sunny mix of yellow, orange, white, and peach dahlias. Cactus dahlias are some of our favorite cut flowers. Plant this bright mix in your border or large containers. Pointed blooms up to 7" across when planted in full sun, with adequate water and fertilizer. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

It's a bloom, it's a flower, it's an Optic Illusion Dahlia! Stunning multi-color decorative dahlia has blooms of pink, purple, and white. Optic Illusion Dahlia will produce 4-6" blooms in mid-Summer through your first frost in fall. Plant in full sun for best results. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Mom's Special Dahlia is a dinnerplate dahlias with delicate white blooms that have highlights of violet in them. The large blooms feature slightly twisted petals and will be sure to become Mom's Special Dahlia in her garden this year. Looking for more information on planting dahlias? Click here for some handy advice from our Bulb Blog!

Looking for a new unique tulips to add to your Spring garden, then look no further than the Fire Wings Tulip!  Pointed, winged petals open up to a vibrant display of yellow and red.  This tulips will bloom in mid-Spring and works very well as a cut flower. Click here for a comprehensive guide to gardening with tulips from one of our garden experts! ...

Giuseppe Verdi Kaufmanniana Tulips are a stunning display of red blooms with bright yellow edges.  The petals tend to be somewhat pointed and open to resemble a water lily.  Kaufmanniana tulips are known for being very early Spring bloomers as well as having short stems, reaching only up to 10".  These varieties are perfect for rock gardens and borders.   Click here for more information on Kaufmanniana Tulips! ...

Showwinner kaufmanniana Tulips are sure to be a showstopper in your early Spring garden bed!  The bright red petals are a perfect addition to a rock garden or as a border plant in a Spring blooming garden.  Kaufmanniana tulips are known for being reliable perennials and naturalizing easily.  Plant in masses to create a sea of color in your landscape! Symbolizes eternal happiness and perfect love! Official 11yr Wedding Anniversary flower too. Click here for more information on...

Johann Strauss Kaufmanniana Tulips have blooms of butter yellow with red accents.The foliage of this early spring blooming tulip is dark green with burgundy markings . Johann Strauss works best when planted as a border for a solid red and/or yellow garden. Tulip kaufmanniana open to look like a water lily on very short stems. Kaufmanniana tulips are known to be among the more reliable tulips for being perennial. Tulip Growing Advice Plant in full sun to partial shadeTulips need cold...

Stresa Kaufmanniana Tulips are a classic beauty. This award winning tulips boasts of warmth and cheer with it's two toned yellow and red blooms. Blooming in early spring Stresa looks great when planted giant Dutch crocus and Dwarf Dutch Iris. Click here for more information on Kaufmanniana Tulips!

Red Emperor fosteriana Tulip, also known as Madame Lefeber, is one of the first tulips to sprout in early Spring. The huge blooms and strong stems make it a popular variety that can stand up to those early Spring rainshowers. Bright red blooms will add a pop of color during the early Spring season. Plant in masses to create a sea of color or in bunches to create a bouquet effect in your landscape. Fosteriana tulips are very hardy and naturalize easily. Learn more about Fosteriana Tulips by...

Tulip fosteriana Orange Brilliant has imperial, deep orange flowers with beautiful grayish-green leaves. This variety has large blooms reaching up to 10" across when fully opened!  Fosteriana tulips are known for their bright, bold colors and their ability to naturalize easily.  Plant in mass plantings or groupings to make a colorful impact in your Spring garden bed. Learn more about Fosteriana Tulips by clicking here to read our Bulb Blog! ...